Madonna - Singles (Complete 1982-2015) [2016] ALAC

This is a personally assembled collection of all 72 Madonna single A-sides as a lead artist that were commercially released and/or charted in the US from her debut, "Everybody," in 1982 to her latest, "Bitch I'm Madonna," in 2015. Tracks were compiled from lossless rips of the original CDs of each album, except for non-album singles and several of the soundtrack cuts, which were taken from CD singles. All tracks were peak normalized to -1 dB with Adobe Audition in order to maintain a consistent volume throughout the collection. Album art was designed in Photoshop from a 2016 Elle magazine photoshoot. I made this collection for personal use, but decided to share it here to spare others the trouble of hunting down her singles so they could pick them all up in one place.



Tracklist:

01 Everybody
02 Burning Up
03 Holiday
04 Lucky Star
05 Borderline
06 Like a Virgin
07 Material Girl
08 Crazy for You
09 Angel
10 Into the Groove
11 Dress You Up
12 Live to Tell
13 Papa Don't Preach
14 True Blue
15 Open Your Heart
16 La Isla Bonita
17 Who's That Girl
18 Causing a Commotion
19 Spotlight
20 Like a Prayer
21 Express Yourself
22 Cherish
23 Oh Father
24 Keep It Together
25 Vogue
26 Hanky Panky
27 Justify My Love
28 Rescue Me
29 This Used to Be My Playground
30 Erotica
31 Deeper and Deeper
32 Bad Girl
33 Fever
34 Rain
35 I'll Remember
36 Secret
37 Take a Bow
38 Bedtime Story
39 Human Nature
40 You'll See
41 Love Don't Live Here Anymore
42 You Must Love Me
43 Don't Cry for Me Argentina
44 Frozen
45 Ray of Light
46 The Power of Good-Bye
47 Nothing Really Matters
48 Beautiful Stranger
49 American Pie
50 Music
51 Don't Tell Me
52 What It Feels Like for a Girl
53 Die Another Day
54 American Life
55 Hollywood
56 Nothing Fails
57 Love Profusion
58 Hung Up
59 Sorry
60 Get Together
61 Jump
62 4 Minutes
63 Give It 2 Me
64 Miles Away
65 Celebration
66 Revolver
67 Give Me All Your Luvin'
68 Girl Gone Wild
69 Turn Up the Radio
70 Living for Love
71 Ghosttown
72 Bitch I'm Madonna

Technical:
Everything is encoded in Apple Lossless. I use this so iTunes users like me don't have to convert from FLAC. But if you want to use FLAC, or a lossy format like MP3, it's easy enough to convert it with free and simple software regardless of what platform you're on.